Let's imagine I want to assess whether the explanatory power of daily calories, minutes of exercise, and hours of sleep has different explanatory power over BMI for men compared to women. Is there a good way to evaluate this beyond just doing regressions for each sample and comparing R2?
I could run two models and compare their R-squared values, but I'm wondering if there is a better way.
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